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Did any one listen to Fat Hank show today?

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HE said the Marlins were the big losers in the trade between LA and Miami.He was being rude to every caller who disagree with him like his opinion is the only that matters.Now he thinks he is a great Baseball analyst.

 

This guy is a joke.

HE said the Marlins were the big losers in the trade between LA and Miami.He was being rude to every caller who disagree with him like his opinion is the only that matters.Now he thinks he is a great Baseball analyst.

 

This guy is a joke.

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Between LA and Miami? Did we change our name?

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WQAM is tanking...let's him get sucked down the drain please! Stop listening to him and calling in.

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The Dolphins might be leaving WQAM when their contract is expeire.The Dolphins leave that means WQAM is going down for sure.

 

[Miami Herald] WQAM's decision Friday to add the Howard Stern radio show, effective Aug. 16, could impact the Dolphins' willingness to stay on the station long-term. WQAM has one season left on its contract and has been trying to negotiate an extension.

 

Dolphins owner Wayne Huizenga could take the rights elsewhere -- perhaps to an FM station such as Y-100 -- although a source said WQAM still has a good chance to retain the rights.

 

''It's our belief that the sports-talk format better serves the fans in this market [than Stern],'' Dolphins president Eddie Jones said in a statement.

WQAM is tanking...let's him get sucked down the drain please! Stop listening to him and calling in.

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The Dolphins might be leaving WQAM when their contract is expeire.The Dolphins leave that means WQAM is going down for sure.

 

[Miami Herald] WQAM's decision Friday to add the Howard Stern radio show, effective Aug. 16, could impact the Dolphins' willingness to stay on the station long-term. WQAM has one season left on its contract and has been trying to negotiate an extension.

 

Dolphins owner Wayne Huizenga could take the rights elsewhere -- perhaps to an FM station such as Y-100 -- although a source said WQAM still has a good chance to retain the rights.

 

''It's our belief that the sports-talk format better serves the fans in this market [than Stern],'' Dolphins president Eddie Jones said in a statement.

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Look at the memo I posted from Clear Channel. Wayne HATES Stern and doesn't want to be on the same station as Stern.

Fat Ass is out to get the Marlins, FACT.

dude, turn on QAM right now and listen to ed kaplan then.

 

it doesnt take rocket science to see why the trade isn't as great as the guys on ESPN say.

 

the entire local media is not out to get the marlins on everything they do.

Guys, this is the same guy who has bashed the stadium issue from Day 1, brings in the Marlin Hater Berandino and now this. He claims to be a fan because he's a season ticket holder and he's just full of cr*p.

 

 

 

I'd rather pull my toe nails off with plyers than listen to him for one more minute. :thumbdown

WQAM is out to get the Marlins, so is Berardino and alot of the Herald writers. They are not Marlins fans and try to dishearten the true Marlins fans with this constant negativity. Truth is that without the Marlins WQAM would have lost money last and this year.

Guys, this is the same guy who has bashed the stadium issue from Day 1, brings in the Marlin Hater Berandino and now this. He claims to be a fan because he's a season ticket holder and he's just full of cr*p.

 

 

 

I'd rather pull my toe nails off with plyers than listen to him for one more minute. :thumbdown

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He doesn't pay for the tickets. WQAM gave it to him as part of his contract negotiations. Neil Rogers, Mandich, and Kaplan have the same thing.

just cause you have season tickets doesn't prove s***. i'm sure steinbrenner owns a couple of red sox season tickets. does that make him a red sox fan?

just cause you have season tickets doesn't prove s***. i'm sure steinbrenner owns a couple of red sox season tickets. does that make him a red sox fan?

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Henry is a Yankees season ticket holder, so is Loria :whistle

He doesn't pay for the tickets. WQAM gave it to him as part of his contract negotiations. Neil Rogers, Mandich, and Kaplan have the same thing.

 

 

I know, it was something I forgot to add in my statement :shifty

Hank is a betting man - but loses a lot more than he wins. And he would lose betting against the Marlins.

 

This deal made the team better. All the holes were filled. We didnt take on any significant payroll to do it either. This team is better NOW than it was before the trade. I dont see how anyone makes any objections other than did we give up too much future talent for present circumstances. Again, I would answer by saying that you have to pay to win. The window for this team is now and they have to do everything they can to win now. Penny has great value in that he is young as does Choi. I have no problem parting with Penny, but Choi I would rather us have kept. But the fact is we have to play Conine with the money we are paying him and Choi becomes expendable because we are NOT the Yankees.

 

Until people show a willingness to understand the context in which these deals are made, they will always just be blowhards in my book.

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